Ah, Ethereum (ETH), the cryptocurrency that seems to be on a perpetual diet, shedding nearly 30% of its weight over the last month. It’s like watching a sad puppy trying to fetch a stick that’s just out of reach—$2,000, to be precise.
In the grand theater of New York, the legal firm Burwick Law has taken center stage, filing a class action lawsuit against the key players in the LIBRA saga, a scandal that has left the Argentinian meme coin scene in shambles. The lawsuit, a veritable opera of legal drama, specifically targets KIP, Meteora, and Kelsier, while curiously omitting President Javier Milei from the cast. 🎭
Since the release of Endgame, the MCU hasn’t been the same. It’s suffered from weak storytelling in favor of pushing an agenda.
Most of the movies haven’t been successful, and Disney+ viewership has dropped—so much so that the highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again is among the least-watched MCU shows on the platform. Fans have also voted with their wallets, with Captain America: Brave New World ranking among the lowest-performing MCU films at the box office. The numbers don’t lie.
So, Coinbase just dropped this thing called Verified Pools. You know, because regular pools were just too risky for the big shots. Apparently, they think institutional users need a “secure” way to dive into the crypto waters. Who knew? 🤔
In the DVD commentary for Empire, Kershner describes how originally, the scene with Vader torturing Han was longer. Vader did all this so Luke would sense Han’s pain via the Force, and fall into Daddy’s trap. We see a brief glimpse of this mechanical torture before the camera cuts away. Harrison Ford’s muted screams behind closed doors are all that remains. But according to Kershner, he even cut that down. All because he and Lucas thought it was too disturbing for “the kiddies” who bought all those Kenner toys. And to be fair, Lucas was right. Like Leia’s torture by Vader in A New Hope, we didn’t need to see it to know it happened.
Oh, look at this! Smart Money wallets are bailing on TRUMP, BNKR, and PWEASE faster than my hopes for good service at a diner. Over $380,000 just vanished into thin air for TRUMP, and the price is spiraling like my mood at a family reunion. 🚀 Or, in this case, more like 🚁 crash landing.
Earlier this month during its latest Live Más event, Taco Bell gave customers a look at 30 new foodstuffs it’s working on. While there was a whole lot of revelations, including new collaborations and merchandise for 2025, the most important was the announcement of options coming to Taco Bell locations everywhere. Those include new Caliente Cantina Chicken options, the return of Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos and Double Decker Taco via the Decades Menu, Toasted Cheddar Street Chalupa, the return of Crispy Chicken Nuggets, Mike’s Hot Honey Diablo Sauce, a new Flamin’ Hot Burrito, Steak and Queso Crunchwrap Sliders, and Rolled Poblano Quesadilla.
Meanwhile, the illustrious Debt Relief Bot (DRB) finds itself in a curious predicament as the first token backed by Grok. Alas, despite its valiant efforts, it continues to languish near historical lows, despite exhibiting admirable trading volume. By contrast, CLIZA emerges with aplomb, vying for recognition as a launchpad-focused meme coin, garnering attention in the esteemed Base ecosystem.
While talking with Josh Horowitz about the release of her latest movie, O’Dessa, Horowitz asked about Marvel and Jean Grey. There is no mention of Spider-Man 4, as the interview might have taken place before those recent reports.
In another location, Carly finds herself in a perilous predicament as she’s recently been associating with dubious individuals. However, in the last episode, she managed to break free from her over-analyzing thoughts and rebuilt her bond with Brennan on a deeper level.